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Tham khảo tài liệu 'multity choice section 1', ngoại ngữ, anh ngữ phổ thông phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | THE MULTIPLE-CHOICE SECTION Comma Errors There are many rules about when to use and when not to use commas. Here are the five comma errors you are most likely to see on the exam 1. Comma between subject and verb. When a subject is immediately followed by its verb nothing should come between them Mary decided to relax with a good book. 2. No comma after introductory phrase or clause. Introductory phrases and clauses should be followed by a comma By lunchtime Aidan had already finished his project. After a long day at work Mary decided to relax with a good book. 3. No comma around interrupters. Words phrases and clauses that interrupt the core sentence and are not essential to the meaning of that core sentence should be set off by commas Mary a pediatrician really enjoys her work. The phrase a pediatrician is an interrupter It s not essential to the sentence. We could take it out and the sentence would still be a complete grammatically correct idea. Thus it needs to be set off with commas. Here s another example Mary who always wanted to be a pediatrician loves her job. In the following example the who clause is essential to the sentence and should not be set off with commas Mary is the one who wrote the prescription. Here the purpose of the sentence is to explain who wrote the prescription so that clause is essential. The context of the sentence will help you determine whether information is essential and therefore whether commas are needed. 4. Comma separating two independent clauses. Known as a comma splice this error is the incorrect use of a comma to connect two complete sentences. It creates a run-on sentence. To correct a comma splice you can either replace the comma with a period forming two sentences replace the comma with a semicolon join the two clauses with a conjunction such as and because or so Comma splice Our school received an award we raised the most money for the local charity. Corrected sentence Our school received an award. We raised the most .